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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-07-28
COMMISSIONERS.

We are authorized to announce e.. l.. Coon
HART, oi Potter township. as u candidate for
County Commissioner, subject To the decision
oi the Democratic County Convention.
We are authorized To announce A. j GRIEsT-
OF UniohVllle, rs candidate for County Com
missioner, subject to the decision OF the Dem
0cratlc County Convention.
We are authorized TO announce JACoB EMER
lex, OF Penn township, for cOmmis issioner, sub
Ject TO Democratic rules.
We are authorized 10 announce NJ. >. FLED
LEH, OF lIuines township. for Commissioner
subject To Democratic rules.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-07-28
Miscellaneous News.
To Cross Niagara on a Wire.

LoCKPoRT, N. Y, July 24.-Prof.
Delon will cross the Niagara riyer at
a point between the suspension bridge
and the Cantliever br idge, July 30,on o
seyen. .eights inch wire.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-07-28
WILLIAM +. DANNEHowER,

The State committee has recommended
that State rule shall he altered SO as 10 read:
The State central committee shall consist
of one member from each county, and i'll ad-
dition any county that is entitled Ia more
than one State Seuotur shall have an addl-
tional member for each additional Senator.
The chairman of the local county nrganiza-
tiun shall be cN-ofiiciaa member of the State
committee. Additional members lin conn
ties entitled 10 them) shall be appointed in
such manner rs the local regulations of the
respective county organizations may de
tcrmine.
The change consists of the addition of the
chairman of the local county organization
To the committee
Ii is also recommended that the apportion-
ment of delegates 10 the State Convention
be based ON the vote at the last proceed
ing Gubcrnatorial or Presidential election,
whichever shall have last occurred, in place
OF at the last preceding Gubernatorial cleo
ton alone.
The report of the committee of seven OF
the State Committee, recommending uni
form plan for making Senatorial and Con-
greSsional nominations throughout { II e
State will be presented 10 the State Conven-
ton for such action as they may deem prop
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-07-28

WASHINGTON, July 2i.-Brigadier
General William Mckee Dunn, United
States army, retired, late judge advo-
cate general, died at his country resi-
lence, Maplewood, Fairfax county,
Va, this morning, aged ~ years.
Is ~ Mosquito Dangerous
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-07-28

DISSOLUTIE y OF PARTNERSHIP The
- partnership heretofore existing between
/. ]. GTenoble and Adam BartgeS, trading un-
der the firm name Of Grenobie, Bartges q Co. =,
limited, has been dissolved 10y mutual consent
and the business win he carried on at the grain
house at Coburn by BaIigeS & Son, dealers in
grain coal, salt md pla Ster, -four. chop &c.
J. j. GRENoBLE,
Coburn, July 22nd ~. ADAM BARTGEs.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-07-28

THERE are apparently two sides
to the report of the filthy condition of
the county Jail aud the alleged numer-
BUSINESS of "bed bugs" and similar
pets which editor Fielder saw or
heard of. To read the article in the
Keystone Gazette and the one in the
Mailman the public naturally must
come to the conclusion that somebody is
telling a story. Knowing the Ga
zette's Unborn loye for sensational
stories we are inclined to think that
brother Fielder got off q whopper and
made it as strong as possible just for
q little campaign capital. He could
not sleep we'll if he wouldn't regularly
give his favorite subject, 'the court
house ring" an oyerhauling.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-07-28

THOMAS EDWARD POWELL il the
democratic nominee for Governor Of
the state of Ohio, who will lead the
ranks of his party in a fierce political
battle for supremacy this fall The
democratic ticket is a strong one
throughout and If the Buckeye de-
mocracy carry the day this fall it will
have n marked influence on the presi-
Dental campaign in 1888. The contest
between the old parties will be n hot
one and will be watched with intense
interest all over the United States
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-07-28
Eighteen Lives Lost by Flood.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July 24.--A
dispatch from Great Darlington reports
eighteen lives lost by the flood. The
particulars have not been received. IL
is reported that TWO dams gave way III
Williamsburg this evening.
Death OF Brlgadier General Dunn.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-07-28

On Saturday morning. July 23d, aays
the Sunday Times. crashing thunder,
sharp lightning and rain food made a
fierce wild combine and for an hour the
city was the target of the elements
Cellars We're flooded. tees blown down,
sewers burst, telegraph poles upset
wires tangled, awnings torn and big
wharf was nearly swept away. The
storm began ut about half past 3 o.
clock and for over an hour there were
continuous flashes of Il rec lightning,
aafening peals of thunder and deluge
OF rain. In short time the streets
were like rivers and the inlets were M.
able to receive the rushing waters.
The storm caused ple@ty OF havoc W
town. but part of down town looked
wrecked A big amount of damage
was done In the territory between the
Delaware and Fifteenth street al d ee
low South street. In The Twenty sixth
and First wards twenty takeries were
| flooded. Fires were put ont by the
water and many of the ovens were D.
yerwheI.ned. Barrels of il1ur were de
stroyed and hundreds Of loayes of bread
were soaked.
In the lower end Of the First ant
Twenty sixth wards il was lucky
| cellar that was not flooded. Thehig Sny
der Avenue sewer Was unable Ia carry
off the water the numerous connect
ing sewers pnur, q into il and the sti eets
were soon small rivers, On Thitteentl
street, from Dickinson 10 Morris, iht
water was three fret deep. IL was ever
deeper at some paints and three letter
boxes were almost submerged. The
first day car of Tie CT Zans' line that
came up Twelfth street yesterday morn
ing had d rare experience. IL was tillet
| with men and women wien 1t reached
! Reed street. The horses were unable
To move the car and the men had Il
wade into The street. The women re
manned The plunging horses iinall'
moved the car and as IL neared deeper
water the car begah to food. Just a:
the driver thought lie was through will
his trouble the car n)ated from tht
track as gracefully "a gondola. II
was hard and ng battle hf"re thu
car was again pulled on TO the rails.
Dlybreak found big crowd or boy
on Thirteenth street south OF Dickin
son. In "A few hours IA score of RATS
bearing Twenty sixth ward youn2ster:
dotted the streets. Later in the da,
several enterpIisinG lads brought two
small row boats. AID thev wee used a:
ferry boats by the people along th'
| Venice. like street
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-07-28
Eight Hundred Lives Lost.

SAN Francisco. July 25.-The
Pacific Mail steamer City of Rio de
Janeiro arrived last night bringing
Hong Kong advices to July and
Yokohama news TO July 9. BY the
loss OF the steamer Sir John Lawrence
in the Bay of Bengal eight hundred
lives were lost, mainly females, of the
best families in Bengal, on pilgrim
age to Jugcernaut.
Boyle Carries Fayette County for
Judge
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-07-28
Is u Mosquito Dangerous :?

NRwBERG, July 24,-Thusrday
morning the 4.month old child of Mr..
Doliwoy of Middletown was bitten by n
mosquito or spider. During the day
its wrist and arm began To swell and
Saturday the child died. Death resulted
from blood poisoning.
Eiohf Hundred Lives Lost,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-07-28

UNIoNTowN, July 25.-The Demo
cratic return judges met In the Court
House to day, and the vote on the
Judicial contest was counted, EX-
Congressman Boyle received 1908 vot'
es and Colonel 4. b. Searight 2,4S2
making Mr.. Boyle's majority 62l. A
resolution allowing Mr.. Boyle 10 chose
his own conferees To meet similar ones
from Greene county was passed.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-07-28
Announcements.
A REPLY.

The fDlfolr;ng are tie prices charged for
announcements u, his paper: sheriff, 80. no.:
Treasurer, $500 i; all other Offices, $500
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-07-28

CHARLOTTE, Mich, July 24.-A-
bout two O'CLOCK yesterday morning,
ELI Parker, mn old and highly respected
farmer, whose farm is just outside the
city limits, started TO lead a vicious
bull TO water. He was alone 80 that
just what occurred cannot be positively
knowi. but In some way the bull be.
came excited aud attacked the old gen
tleman. He was knocked down, g0red
horribly, aud badly posuded by the
wild animals hoofs. Besides being
greatly bruised, his body was torn hor
ribly by the vicious brute's horns. The
llesh hanging In shreds. A son of Mr.
PaI ker's found the enraged bull stand
ing oyer and yiclously paving the dead
body. lie was obliged to call assistance
and even then IL was with great dlll-
Guilty that the bull was made 10 give np
possession of the mangledlemains. The
animal WAS shot.
Philadelphia Visited by n Terrific
Thunder Storm Aud n Roaring
Flood.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-07-28
The Democratic State Convention.

Chairman Dallas Sanders, of the Demo
cratic State central committees, has issued
the following notice:
PHILADELPHIA, July -, 1887.
The Democratic State Convention, to nom-
mate u candidate for Judge of the Supreme
Court, "A candidate for State Treasurer and
the transaction of such other business as
may I've brought before il, will meet in Al
leutown on Wednesday, August 81, nj
twelve o'clock, noon.
The representation in the convention will
consist "t representative delegates, one for
each 900 Democratic votes east for Gov
ernor at the last Gubernatorial election or
for fraction of 900 such votes amounting
Ia coo or more in the respective Representa-
tive districts, provided that each Represcn-
tative district shall have at least one dele
gate. DALLAS SANDERS,
Nt..,..
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-07-28
Swept Down the Stream.

WILLIAMsPoRT, Pa, July 2G.-Ies
terday afternoon during heavy rain n
sad affair occurred at Stony POINT,
three miles above Salladasburg, this
county. A spring house near Llrry's
creek. into which two ladies and two
children had gone for protection from
the storm, was sweet down The stream,
it having overllowed its banks. The
two ladies ard one of the children
were rescued. The other, "A 3 year old
child of u ,chariah Clark, was drowned.
The Susquehanua Doing Great DAM
age.
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Csunirp BOARD

COUNTRY B0ARD.-Carmel, N. Y, fifty
~ hates for 6sptsnbsE { Ms y. A. AiLA
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,vR HUDSON AND COXSACKIE

LWN INVN fND OV-NtTsft
Ksserskill 1uesiSs ana Thurs "a,
IA satsruays a. y 10. Steamer "aieF pi"''
~ q IN. l.cI ,ost ca JaJ ST., " IL
Sieamsr McNdnus VI nJays. wednesdays ana frlills
ID ? III n-st bO@iS CONNECT WIN
m A ifauv AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-05
legal Notices.

CUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
- NETWORK; CITY AND cot MY or NEW.1ohh;
Frederick Jules Marcuard Otto feierick hsAnss an
Uric Zc weger. PLAINTIFF against Phiiip ho"e' u'
PENDANT
TO the sbov named defend mt: 49,.
the complaint 10 ms
action Of your answer on fhe ~ IN
strpeys WITHIN twenty DAYS alter tho service Oh TINS s
mona ihs day OF servre and w ctss OF o
faIure or Judgment VIII 10 tsen V""ss
Won ~ deiau for the denanie In The complaint
Dated New YoIk July II. 1851. =, ...
lis Brosdwa y. New-forx CITY.
To the defendant: = -, o.. ,,a
Take moi upon fnre to Of plead 70 ho
conpalnt In to action tgment WIZ be tken
eyans Won h. s346l o. with interest
from July 81 1887. together with ceiis ...-.
' SA ONION q DUIoN, PLANTING Attorneys
Philip D'liomei -. . ., rs, ,,n,,ca finn
Charles Donoiius.a JUSTICE
~ ihe supreme OF the state oi New tork n.s
~ A. Angrsf 1877 flied sith he co nrain IN lc
ols~ OF ths clerk civ and conay OF Ne"fok ~ INC
s,ounty Cvurf House. IN the CITY ~ New-r"k
Datcd New YORK. Angu.s W 1881 ,.,.,,.. .,.o...v.
llb Broadway. GeW.York CITY
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L,nlh RAu.wAY-rnrongn trains leave

EnlE RAlLwAi.-!hroasn t trains .soxa leave yse
iocai t,ains lea'o 2SHos nOi' " ~ ~
N DAly.-pay Eaprsss, Buffet Drawing raw, , rom
ss.r bunaio sAcart,, o s, s.ia-" '''''"s
~ Dan Unie " sid 81 ."u., .a MT s soi 20
run-n tra,n d "a, sua nuaet o.sas, sna 81
LouIs; fuan s.eeDas Co-sas r ~ n,sne'sa' osts,
onigaso as sD. IS; rg n1a D syas a%e
- n,,sh g'; we eSi oaSs1ullman Sleeping Coach
.sa r.s: ives; az p % a. nS 40 40
20 %. o. 40 10. 80 70 4:
30. 10 = Is 20 NJ 4 nSa. L. So
p4s,.c ' 20. eek aey = 81 - % sundys Is
10 Ku.htrvra a. M week a-y,. % 7o o.ao
"a S. g %so" =; I'd /, g si$ g: IS
4,9 81 40 o. Mo I'D d.isS Sc ssnS.,S. SsS
a.ss. 90 10 10 e. g %ooa Is: 15 Sis
N, wa az. Va - v. days $40 90
$50. . 20 800 8, 10 NJ anu II midnight sundays
S11s' nov. vi %, SIa,ssI 90 ss sS
a az 4. 80 "a 40 ~ 20 s. io 20 As. I'l5
aIw sU 4 'a 10 IL 20 m. 80. 4'3o p. M
Mona,,s,.o aud - White Lake, As a. 80 p M
NessS1 s,r, 60 80 M n aaa g. mo nc 80
Mon niry 0 a. M, 5 40 t'ao p m sundays $780,
r' ssS a' Fs.t 5s97 % s4s So
night sS%,ss ,, a AZ, dss o az 10 Ss 90 SO
70 Doshcn Md etown o 40 u M sundays 0'''
and and IN o orsSr oR o9 ss
and Sleeping ,rase, es" Baggage may be- e the
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ESpres nom the ws s "a, asri ~ 10 Ne"foFk AZ
Ri L. 500 SOLE een Isr L. p. FARMER. c. p Ast
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nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST.

= :. ~ s,,,Rt. and H. h FAIO. LIGHTNING EMPRESS
IKAINs. No ~ sr. ALWAYS ON llME, fui-Lh Az
PALACE DAY AND SLEEPlNG COAtiiI-S. -. -.
DetOts In New ork, foot Of barclay anu g ~
DAILY except Sanja 5 ,.un . ~ pins I'm, on
iIma Bath se Buffalo B. rneose' Oswseo Irv ne
ned 4 oft.b
WTlke, re, ID nvilie and orthumoefana' d. o"eso wi
Ithaca Intermediate slai oAs; y.tsr
D. m Binghzmlon and Elmira sAP,es ,s 'o eonnscas
Gap, Scranton, Bingham on, O~es ,v apd hapsn
10 D. IN Scranton. WiiAesbsrre anu hinsSso" la
D. m. Daily Buffalo Limited tspIeess, TOT o ons
,,r. Bi ghlmton. Oytgo, tinira. Oo.h,ns
pas' wa1Iana Dans'iIl nufao, &c, arriving In bui'
iaIo 10 = m sleeping coach 10 oiean; an. osvey,
D. m Daily buffalo Ufiei ana i,aiis ,iio e ~"
F1p ess for strousburs Scranton n. hsn'oH' Ior'nu
O,weQD. Greene, OXfOid Nof"ci Hcs
con, &c AZ % sego ithaca and intern .dia sta..o
except Saturdays Connects 1t bunaio Win Trains '' "
rio q ID sp g. gs o daily except sundays y pm
daily Pui sleeper Rftarhed -, nag uro,d,xav
Tck-ts for sale and baggage checked ., ~ ns,xr
ana & Westcou Express oces m New fofA anu o'''A'
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NETWORK ONTARIO g. WESTERN
ENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l. On an after JUNE n, 1887,
LEA. KllNK A. NJ

..EAa trunk L. NJ
Trains % Va De,s H s"a Sortiands
rsars sSS tho West with pu Imam
an nag = it'd d ado 6 II Ss smoking
%. 90 .t.as a. % : = for Iisssii.s.
. M S E A. rs " AMI aish Heading
s.saS 1s' .sss sss 10 ana IN souA Limited Wash
e: :.a s. %.:.s.i Ca s';ss: Ga', =
s se Sunday SO al and 80 .a 30 and t~1 Z
For .usaas lily. eHcso. SUNDAY. AndsDm
s sSa DS MAJ sss s and
os va 40 haa ,o :, a 1 H%o TO- TO- y aa sj M
ON suneal, 10 . Ia H. and v H. do not Sop
Tor Oh ron, Norfolk. via Aew-iork. rhiad lph!s
anS SrioIA ns ;o @ w wee, ess az, sS Via '''O''
Boa Brooklyn Annex connec. with I'll sniousn rain,
1S,s Ct 1a"'u-ns 'pee-' ana direct ~-'-'ief ior
rn@ISs xaIy From rt.ssOprg, 10 80, n ., :ss
B4'latre a:-o' 80 a. H.. 20 8 90 81; 90
- = g "a s$a, 'sy =
~ IT, ~ $ sS -: 81 80 z %
ss bun g. g. 90 ~ IS. g. S. 10 q q
FoR PHILAD ELPHIA
Express Trains leave New 1ors via Des0roS'es and cor
70 >, @ chsagV Ll"i,cd and 70 W %a.a1s 81,
Limited taFsl, 4Bd III H. 1, :, .<V' - -"
8, o. T. . an. p m, aad Il To nighs AceOmmUds
ton . so add II 10 a. n., 40 D. ~. huneay D. kx
mesa Is 20 Lim.tedJ and 10 a ~ 4, 30, 5, q, T.
b and - y. m. ana - 10 ght
icaylag Ncw-yOrk da ~, except SUNDAY, Al B.
All Ia 10 a. I, .. 4 ., v snd ~ NJ ana
~ IA. on sundAys. connect ~ trenton for Camden
street BAT on. hi dcphti
~ OF. , -. 4 30, 40, $40, o 90 so. 20
30 o 40. AID ~ Is a uImiten express
Niti Di-ins Car. "a and 40 p M, y 40 ~
9a srsda,s. lg'Ci' 70, 500. 30, s 10
20 40 a. M. ~ 40. 20 q 80 LimiIedI. . -
u 90, ~ ana b IL y m.
Lea,e lid lph a. VIA Camden. T. m and 80 D. m
dniy cx.Spt sunday. 49, -.
Hose ia ,ery Pi.ce. aud fOt Uf DesIrJss's and Cot
In a as 4 tO,rts- md Brooslyn hDn.A station, 10
ol Fuit0n-st. BrooayD STALLION jersey CiJ hmgrant
Foe YorK Transfer Company win call for and check
"Aet AZ "y - ~ n j. n. WOOD,
General Man-gsr. ten"rA fassr AGENT
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TO NEW HAVEN, Toe.
EXCURSION teooa a dar.,. =, 2,

FyCrRsTnN f9oof davsN ~ IL -
st.amer. G. a. AOhrnAM xsL CONTINENTAL. leave
Peck slip Pier % Il H.. m amt II ~ }snnays 10
T. Ln",inpES IiA. TFoRD, SPRINGFIELD HoLfOkt;
and baggage shocked nj VA btoau
Nay New. York aud CourtsL brooklyn
CdORE LINE. A / Rail Route Tor Boston,
Sewport and the rss, Express leaves Grnnd Gee rs
Station Al s a IN Linitsd EApIess. ese~p. suIday.
o. M Past Express al II M daily Hswpeps 1920
leaves AZ 2 y daily except SUNDAY faAAse Sszs'' s
ar SieeptnR cars 70 destination.
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE
For LONG BRANCH. CCtAN GROVE. &c.

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSE1.
~ Trans i-av, ton ehlmbers st. tlon ioq Ense
n 90 o 30 aud Il 80 a ID. s 80 q 10 ~
40 80 3, 10 80 M. IL MIDI ght SuhuA! = .; ~
. "a 40 4 ana : d. IN tOi Manuel Sprng Valley.
vprsey and 1a.lmans 80. 10, 80 m. 90 D 80
p. Il us y. m sal"rdays oniyI Suhaa's '' M
y. IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-05

NEW-JERSEY ,
S ' n H. BROWN. II Broadway
CUBURBAN HOME AGENCY, II Broadway
~ Lots housssfor sale Small amount casn ba'anos
eH time
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Az E.or snUnL nAlLKoAD.

Az E,oI SiiOi,I. hAlLhDAD.
w N. Y. e. 4 IL. X 90, lessees -,
Trains leave West 42d ST station a. follows, ana ~ MN
ule, e a. or from OOt Of Jay-sL North River.
Detroi. and Chicago - ~ = M, u 10 $40 y. IN
~. 10 IS. I'll %. 8 10 m -. 49,. 49,,
syracuse BunalO Rochester. susp nson BRIDGE Niagara
Fals 3l5 ~ :b5 ~ m, 70 %. 3 10 ~ m
Ute . 3 rs - 80, II 80 a. m y o., o:io Y. ~
k,nssan sangaltes. Gatskill, Albany 10. 7 10.
20 ~ ii 20 A. m, T. 81 :O5 'o Is y. M.
Cransto1's West Point Cornwall. hewburg. '12 ~
q IL y is - IS. 10 rs, n 80 a. ~ a. 40 g. ~
e. - "a X as D. M aud n 40. u 90 Y. H. Sran'
'''i rer Mon re / ana canada Fast o5 p m
Iialni ton London % 50 a. M. u %. o 10 D. IN
Toro b. 10 SIS a. m Us o.. . IA T. M MIL c,o
M gam sireping.Cars Tor Buna-J niagara fAs' I'm
cinpai dc roi hicgO and 81 Louis. n...,n,
Saratoga Specials II 20 a M. . as y. m Drawing
Lake George. II 80 a ss urdays only 40 ~;
IaKe- Mohon< an ewsska Via new Par. d. II 80
n m al As 3 as y. Dr wing rvom Cars W Kingston
on o ii 10 q. M. IA y. m. aims M.
Kaat. skilI Hunter Grand III tel station and 10 fho'
n,ca :: II, o. IL 80 a. m ~ AS. 3 40 p. Drawini
room 10 Grand Hotel Station and Phbniela fOr fiOe
ksster,ki and Mountain House, On D. il''o a. M. ana
raIenvlIe afro Mountain House station. ahs;
rs g. II 80 a 40 p IN Drawing rVom car ~
ia sf N on II 80 a. and AS D. m. trans IL,
othc trains dali except u day ,
For tickets time alb cs paror sleeping car accommo
daons or Inform ton. apply a. onic g. Brookyn ~,
t"n 81 New. York cty-3G3 1855 of2 Broaiway l53 IL
owe-x 10 Park Place and wes' shore stations lom OF
Ues 4sd st. foot OF Jay-st, N r. =. =. I'm IT.
VlndcfbItaye Seners lass mgr ~ NJ
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6teauboats anb Railroads.

A TROY BUAfS. CITIZENS Linz
<As Steamers CITY OF TROY and SARATOGA leave
OF Chsistopherst. North River, daily cxcept Sztur
day, Tor Troy and the North. sunday steamer
o1caes At Albany. Troy excursion tickets 81 90
A L3ANY BOATS-PEOPLES LINE-Pal-
~ ace steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave
every we X daJ At y. from Pier Al N. Il, foos ef
Iaaal-st
Freight received until the hour u departure.
Les'e Brooklyn Annex, fultOn-st, at p m.
NETWORK ONTARIO g. WESTERN RY
~ Irains ease from ferries a. West 42d and Jsys~ As
fvi.ows.
WIS. 42d. N. Jay-st 40 a. M. for Middleown.
Fasbufg Moniice 10, Liberty, walton. Delhi, NOr"lsh
Uucs nome, Oneida BuItun. Oswego Buffalo, Let'oit.
Chicago.
West AID, 10 a. Jay. St, so q m, for Lake Mo
honk. Lake Mime wask Midflet, EcDyilie, Falls
berS. Mon cello, L. Der y. Wbits Lake.
west 4-l. 10 p m. JaysL 5 30 y. NJ. TOR Lake MO
hOnk. LAKE NJ .nnewa ka NJ ddsetOwn EIenyilie. fans
burg. AonticetlJ, Liberty, wni.o Lake. 49,,
w 81 4-i, 80 Jay-st, 10 daily Tor ID
te.own. fAsDurg, Liberty, Halt,n, NORWICH. Onolda'
3D. idge Detroit, chicago, ST Louis.
81 uidaf half holiday traln West 42d. as D. H.. jay
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appointments and cuisine strictly rstcsss besuuui
refined home 10 families and single gentlemen one
block from Delnonco's: station Broadway cars Filth
stages principal theatres stores &c rses reason
able privat house speciAl permanent forms